What you read and watch, and who you shared it with.
Keep a serious private shelf for books, films and shows in the same place as the days you spent with them. Follow several books at once, keep your reading history and remember what each one taught you.
Four Thousand WeeksOliver BurkemanReading · 68%
Deep WorkCal NewportReading · 34%
The 4-Hour WorkweekTim FerrissFinished · ★★★★★
Arrival2016★★★★★
Interstellar2014★★★★★
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty2013★★★★☆Sample ratings and progress. Cover and poster art from Open Library and Wikipedia.
Reading progress
Track several books at once, pages per week and progress title by title. Move from Planned to Reading, Finished or Dropped, and see the whole reading history.
Ratings and what stayed with you
Rate a finished book and keep notes on what you learned, so your shelf becomes a record of ideas as well as titles.
Where you are in a series
Mention a show you're watching in your log and Well Lived offers to move its progress on, one tap to confirm.
Details filled in
Type a title and get the cover, year, synopsis and episode counts.
Tags you choose
Tag films with topics like "time travel" or "Japan" and see what you keep coming back to.
A shelf you'll actually return to.
Track several books at once, see pages read over time and keep a history of what you finished, how you rated it and what you learned.
Four Thousand WeeksOliver BurkemanReadingDeep WorkCal NewportReadingThe 4-Hour WorkweekTim FerrissFinished · ★★★★★Keep progress, ratings, notes and takeaways for each title. Example ratings and progress; cover art from Open Library.
Remember more than the title.
Keep a visual record of what you watched, your ratings and the themes you return to. Shows can track seasons and episodes too.
Arrival2016★★★★★Interstellar2014★★★★★The Secret Life of Walter Mitty2013★★★★☆Posters and details fill in when you add a title. Keep your ratings, tags, notes and viewing history together. Sample ratings; poster art from Wikipedia.
Whole-life time log
Each entry starts where the last one ended, so the day adds up without a timer running. Log as it happens, every few hours, or once at night.
AI time logging by voice or text
Describe the last few hours in a sentence or two, typed or spoken. Well Lived drafts one entry for each thing you did, with times, project, activity and energy, and nothing is saved until you check it.
Time and energy reports
Your time by area of life, project and activity, ranked by how it felt. The patterns are there whenever you look, not only at the end of the week.